Grand Haven Senior High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Grand Haven, MI)

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gllle'3lD liulfii Senior Class History E started on the lirst leg of our journey in the plane, uCrand Haven High School,', in the fall of 1926. In a few weeks we held our first class meeting. John Van Loo was elected President, and Miss Fosler was chosen as our Patroness. Two of our members represented us on the football team. The Sophomores intro- duced us to the social life of the school with a party which we returned later in the year. On the second leg of our journey we elected Dan Pett as President and Miss Brashear as Patroness. Under Miss Brashear's supervision, we entertained the Fresh- men with a uHard Times Party. We were again well represented in athletics, having members on the football, basketball, and hockey teams. Four members were on the L'Havenite', staif. The Freshmen entertained us with a beach party later in the year. On the third leg of our journey, as Juniors, we elected Arend Vyn as our President and Miss Quigley as our Patroness. We demonstrated our ability in dramatics with c'Captain Applejackw which, under the excellent supervision of Miss Quigley and Miss Schutt, was a great success. We were pleasantly entertained in April by the Seniors, and we in turn gave them a farewell reception in June. Our class was again prominent in athletics. One of our members was Editor-in-Chief of the HHavenite.', Realizing that much was expected of us as Seniors, we entered upon the fourth and last leg of our journey with seriousness and determination. We chose Donald Vanden Belt as President with Miss Schutt as Patroness and Mr. Thoma as Patron. Members of our class made up the majority of both the football and basketball teams. Under the capable guidance of Miss .Schutt and Miss Brink, with Mr. Thoma as ,business advisor, our Senior play, a'.Seven Keys to Baldpatef' was also a great success. Two of our members received highest honors in the Oratorical Contest, Elmer Spangler receiving first place and Hazel Lynn second place. In May we entertained the Juniors with a party and they gave us a farewell reception in June. At last our journey is over. We have come to port. Our plane is ready to receive a new group of passengers. lt is possible that we may now all go different ways, but we will never forget our four-year trip in the good plane, Grand Haven High Schoolf' N , fait Il fl n C201

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